New Zealand singer-songwriter Kerryn Fields creates thoughtful, powerful songs that blend rich storytelling with a warm baritone voice and understated musical virtuosity. Born and raised in Te Kūiti, Aotearoa New Zealand, early health challenges deepened her connection to music, shaping songs that explore resilience, humanity, and belonging. A former award-winning radio broadcaster, Fields continues to guest-host programs on Melbourne/Naarm's PBS FM and The International Americana Show.

On stage, her captivating presence draws audiences into deeply personal stories, whether performing solo or with her band. Her live recording The Tiny Saloon Concert earned organic airplay across ABC Country, Double J, PBS FM, and RRR without an official release. Her acclaimed 2021 album Water won Music Victoria's Best Folk Work in 2022, while the song "Mamma" received the NZ Country Music Songwriting Award. Her forthcoming album AIR (March 2027) expands her sound into modern Americana, featuring the singles "Nashville" and "Lonely Driver."